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Why the Trump’s big bill is anything but beautiful for education | Opinion

Trump's tax agenda creates a massive tax-credit education program that could redistribute wealth to affluent communities while leaving vulnerable students behind. [Read more]

N.J. school district’s bankruptcy attempt blocked. State forces 13% tax hike on residents.

The state’s rare move comes after the school district refused to raise taxes again, instead voting to pursue bankruptcy. [Read more]

4 more N.J. Catholic schools just shut down forever. See the full list of recent closures.

Immaculate Conception in Montclair just held its final celebration after a century of education, highlighting the financial struggles facing Catholic schools nationwide. [Read more]

One of N.J.’s largest school districts says it will file for bankruptcy

The school district's dramatic move defies state warnings about a possible complete shutdown unless local officials raise taxes by nearly 13%. [Read more]

The 5 biggest perks in new Rutgers president’s record-breaking contract

From a historic house with full staff to covered travel for his wife, William Tate's contract reveals the benefits of leading New Jersey's state university. [Read more]

Rutgers new president: I lead a university that is hands-on, inclusive, immersive and deeply human

'I see Rutgers as that dynamic network — linking 21 counties, ideas, and students across the state, the country, and the world.' — William F. Tate IV [Read more]

Rutgers’ new president enters a university under immense pressure. Can he take the heat?

The former LSU leader takes over as New Jersey's state university is facing funding cuts and pressure on DEI programs. [Read more]

Free course helps N.J. educators prepare students for real life challenges

Several studies have shown that students taught these skills have higher grades, better attitudes, and fewer conduct problems. [Read more]

Our N.J. teacher sexually assaulted us 50 years ago, ex-students say. Here’s why they’re speaking now.

One student says he was sexually assaulted more than 500 times by his former teacher in elementary school. [Read more]

Ex-N.J. school board president misused power to target rival, court rules

The former school board president directed the board attorney to investigate a rival board member at a cost of $5,000, the court found. [Read more]

Do you smoke, gamble or own a home in N.J.? Here’s how the new state budget will impact you.

State lawmakers' last-minute budget deal raises taxes in some areas, but offers property tax relief to others. [Read more]

Education Week

Wish you could handle emotions better? Learn practical strategies with researcher Marc Brackett and host Peter DeWitt. [Read more]

Find teaching jobs and K-12 education jubs at the EdWeek Top School Jobs virtual career fair. [Read more]

Teachers share books that have transformed the way they think about instruction. [Read more]

During its annual meeting, the NEA strategized about its response to federal education policies. [Read more]

A state superintendent and two district leaders shared their thoughts on the latest changes coming from Washington. [Read more]

Even elementary students need to learn how to spot misinformation. [Read more]

A 6th grade language arts teacher discusses how AI image creators can help boost reading comprehension. [Read more]

There are many ways to integrate technology into school gardening experiences. [Read more]

From on-campus job fairs to partnerships with local programs, these high schools are finding teens summer work. [Read more]